The Buckets by Greg Cravens for September 15, 2015
Transcript:
The traffic report this morning is just the running score between back-to-schoolers and workday commuters. This season's crop of back-to-schoolers are sleep-deprived but determined, while the well-practiced commuters are aggressive, and don't want to give up their territory to the upstarts! Everyone's watching the clock, and nobody's winning. On the upside, this is the one week of the year I'm glad I come to work at 4am.
Carl Premium Member over 9 years ago
I go to work at 3:30 AM and there is still a decent amount of traffic. The traffic report is essential even then to pick which of the 3 routes is best and ensure one hasn’t been closed again by accident, construction or whatever. DC is so much fun.
Egrayjames over 9 years ago
DC traffic sucks the life out of you. The closest traffic light for me is twenty miles away, unless I cross over to Canada…then it’s 13 miles. I don’t miss the Raleigh, NC traffic either…retired to northern Maine five years ago.
Plods with ...™ over 9 years ago
Wait until you retire, my friend. Sleeping in will be 5AM.At least it is for me.
Marathon Zack over 9 years ago
Is it just me, or does that look like a miniature Calvin on the top of his desk in the last panel?
Comic Minister Premium Member over 9 years ago
I see.
AtypicalReader over 9 years ago
Not a miniature Calvin…Calvin always wore a red shirt. I was thinking more of one of those little “Troll” figures that used to be so popular years back, with the big poof of hair sticking up.
saxie5 over 9 years ago
I work from home, so luckily the only “traffic” I run into are my cats.
Allan CB Premium Member over 9 years ago
Except the long hair … that dude looks like me. Should I expect royalties from Greg? LoL
Number Three over 9 years ago
My parents don’t have a car so I had to get the bus to school. Now I get the train to my Work Placement.
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Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 9 years ago
Worst times to have to commute, thus best times to NOT have to commute, is when all the college students come back to the city. U-Hauls and Rent-a-Vans double parked everywhere, tons of drivers who don’t know where they are, where they’re going, or where they want to be, and thousands of kids who have apparently never learned how to cross the street.